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accessment

 

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Term: Accessment

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1:

Definition:

The act of evaluating or judging something or someone.

Example Sentence:

Teachers use accessment to measure their students' understanding of the subject.

Sense 2:

Definition:

A formal written or spoken examination of someone's knowledge or skills.

Example Sentence:

The company conducted a comprehensive accessment to assess the abilities of the job candidates.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1:

Definition:

The act of gaining entry or obtaining permission to something.

Example Sentence:

We need to access the database in order to perform the accessment of the user's credentials.

Sense 2:

Definition:

The act of retrieving information or data from a computer system or network.

Example Sentence:

I accessed the company's server to perform the necessary accessment of the files.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1:

Definition:

Pertaining to the ability to gain entry or obtain permission to something.

Example Sentence:

You need to have the proper accessment credentials to enter the restricted area.

Sense 2:

Definition:

Related to the process of evaluating or judging something or someone.

Example Sentence:

The accessment criteria for this project will focus on creativity and innovation.

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